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Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall · 3D seat views
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Right side · Front
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APosition A
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BPosition B
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Inside Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall
Simon Skjodt Assembly Hall is an indoor arena in Bloomington, United States.
The Indiana viewer gives row labels for the 24 fixed sections. Court-level blocks are listed separately, including retractable bleachers behind the south basket. Compare viewing directions first, then move through the stands on the same side.
- Location
- Bloomington, United States
- Reference capacity
- 17,222
- Permanent sideline stands
- The west main stand runs from A to F, while the east uses G, H and J–M. The balconies above use AA–FF and GG, HH, JJ–MM. Both tiers flank the court.
- Published row labels
- The interactive chart shows main stands ending at row 45 or 46 and balconies spanning rows 1–16. The first main-stand row varies by section.
- Student bleachers on game day
- Starting in 2026–27, the men’s basketball bleachers at both baselines are general admission for student ticket holders. The floor sideline blocks and the Henke Club above the south bleachers are marked separately on the map.
- Arena renovation
- The 2016 renovation retained the arena’s character, added a glazed south atrium and installed permanent media seating overlooking midcourt on the east side.
- Stand and floor capacity
- The venue guide lists 10,500 main-stand seats, 4,500 balcony seats and 2,222 court-level places for basketball. The court-level count varies by event layout.
- Retractable south bleachers
- The wooden bleachers behind the south basket retract at court level. The permanent main stands and balconies flank the two sidelines.
Explore the stands
Move from the front to the back of the stands to compare the angle and height. Ticket lookup requires a verified map from section, row and seat to viewing position.
A useful comparison to try
Two positions on the same side are about 37 m and 65 m from center court.
From the venue to the game
Both views share the permanent stands. The basketball view adds the court and baskets. Event seating and capacity can vary.
BASKETBALL VIEWS
Where to view the court
End-line positions look along the court. Sideline positions look across toward both baskets.
Compare viewing positions
Sideline or end line
Compare how each direction frames the court.
Distance to center court
Every position uses the same distance reference so you can compare views.
Viewing height
Move up the same side and observe how the two ends of the court come into view.
Try these seat comparisons
Viewing conditions · 170 cm · Seated · 1×. Both positions use the same settings.
Sideline and end-line views
Compare two directions at the same viewing height.
A · Sideline position~37 m to target · 5.2 m eye elevationCourt view
B · End-line position~34 m to target · 5.2 m eye elevationCourt view
Front and rear on the same side
Keep your viewing direction and compare two positions in the stands.
A · Nearer position~37 m to target · 5.2 m eye elevationCourt view
B · Further-back position~65 m to target · 14.6 m eye elevationCourt view
Basketball viewing questions
Can I locate my ticketed seat?
3D views are available by stand section.
How can I see the other basket?
Open a viewing position, turn on Look around and rotate the view.
Where is distance measured to?
Distances run from the selected viewing position to center court in the basic layout.
YOUR VIEWING SETTINGS
View guide
Compare two positions using the same viewing conditions.
Direction and height
Compare the angle from two sides, then try the same side at a different height.
Eye height
Your height and viewing posture set the camera's eye level.
Distance to the center
Distances are measured from each viewing position to the center of the layout.